Gallery
Medieval goldsmithing pieces
Collection gathered from the eThesaurus consortium's works.
Digitized artworks from the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille
Collection assembled by the IRHiS laboratory (Institut de Recherches historiques du Septentrion, University of Lille).
These objects were scanned by students of the Master in Art History at IRHiS, introducing them to photogrammetry and Scaniverse.
Digitized elements of Notre-Dame de Paris
Collection assembled as part of the restoration work and the exhibition Notre-Dame de Paris at Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University.
Scans were produced by Plémo 3D.
Digitalized elements from the Cloister Museum of Notre-Dame-en-Vaux
Collection assembled for the Cloister Museum of Notre-Dame-en-Vaux in Châlons-en-Champagne for its 2025 reopening.
Scans were produced by Digitage while reconstructions of missing parts were done by Holusion.
Masterpieces from Hauts-de-France high schools — Résidence Pro 2026 at the Villa Medici
Collection of works from 9 participating schools and the Compagnons du Devoir, part of an Erasmus+ project involving 250 students and 50 supervisors.
Most scans were done by students using Scaniverse. Art metalwork, too complex for students, was scanned by Holusion using photogrammetry.
INRAP, Hauts-de-France
Collection of archaeological objects from the Medieval era to the Modern era, discovered by INRAP Hauts-de-France in Dunkirk, France.
The objects were selected for an exhibition at an event in Dunkirk in 2026. They were scanned the same year by the Holusion team.
Centre Culturel Ipoustéguy
Collection of works by Jean Robert Ipoustéguy, held at the Centre Culturel de Dulcon.